The four members of Crew-10 made a successful water landing off the coast of California Saturday morning, with splashdown taking place as scheduled at 11:33 a.m. EDT.

Crew-10 has been at the International Space Station for five months, and is set to return a week after Saturday's arrival of the Crew-11 team. The returning crew consists of NASA astronauts Anne McClain and Nichile Ayers, along with JAXA astronaut Takuya Onishi and Roscosmos cosmonaut, Kirill Peskov.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Four astronauts from NASA's Crew-10 mission departed the International Space Station on Friday aboard a SpaceX Dragon capsule, heading for a splashdown off the U.S. West Coast on Saturday morning after a five-month crew rotation mission at the orbiting lab.

Their Dragon capsule called Endurance is scheduled to splash down at approximately 11:33 AM Eastern time off the coast of California.

NASA's Crew-9 mission now has only 2 astronauts instead of 4. The last-minute change gives room to return 2 astronauts on the ISS who needed a new ride home.

After more than four months aboard the International Space Station, four astronauts safely returned to Earth Saturday morning with a splashdown off the coast of San Diego, wrapping up NASA and SpaceX's Crew-10 mission.

Four space travelers safely splashed down off the coast of San Diego Saturday after completing a mission aboard the International Space Station.

NASA and SpaceX have delayed the return of Crew-10 due to weather concerns."NASA and SpaceX are standing down from the Thursday undocking opportunity of the Crew-10 mission from the International Space Station due to high winds forecasted for the splashdown locations off the coast of California,